Hindon, (Uttar Pradesh), Oct 8 (UNI) Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal AP Singh today lauded the success of Operation Sindoor, calling it a testament to the precision, professionalism and power of India’s air capabilities.
Addressing the air warriors on the occasion of 93rd Indian Air Force Day, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh said, “Our performance in Operation Sindoor fills us with professional pride and has proved to the world how air power can be effectively used in shaping military outcomes in just a few days. India’s bold and precise attacks restored the rightful place of offensive air action in the national consciousness.”
He emphasised that the success of indigenously developed and integrated weapons played a pivotal role in the operation.
“The outstanding performance of the indigenously developed and integrated weapons, which delivered precise and devastating blows deep inside enemy territory, vindicates our faith in home-grown capabilities. Operation Sindoor is a shining example of what can be achieved through meticulous planning, disciplined training, and determined execution,” he said.
Highlighting the modernisation of the IAF, Air Chief Marshal Singh pointed a significant acceleration in the integration of new systems, weapons and equipment into operational plans.
“The increased pace of integration of new systems, weapons and equipment into our operational plans has been a significant success. I can see that there is an increased culture of accountability, safety and security amongst the air warriors and this is directly reflecting in our reduced incidents and accidents.” he stated.
“At all levels, leaders are leading from the front — demonstrating exceptional vision and empathy, and ensuring that every individual is empowered with the necessary training and motivation,” he added.
Looking ahead, the IAF Chief stressed the importance of future-readiness and joint operational strength.
“As we celebrate our triumphs and successes, we must remain prepared for the future. Our planning must be innovative, practical, and adaptive. Our training must follow the principle of ‘train like we fight’ — honest, rigorous, and relevant to the emerging challenges,” he said.
He also underlined the importance of unity and collaboration. “Victory comes with effective teamwork. We must leverage our collective strength, foster synergy, and promote interoperability not only within the Indian Air Force but also with other defence services and organisations to achieve our national goals.”
